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Far Northeast’s Poquessing Trail Officially Opens December 10th

by | Dec 8, 2014 | The Circuit | 0 comments

Poquessing Creek TrailPhiladelphia Parks and Recreation is hosting probably 2014’s final Circuit opening: the Poquessing Creek Trail Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Wednesday, December 10th, 2014 at 1:00 PM. The ribbon cutting is taking place on the trail in the Far Northeast, which begins at Junod Playground (12770 Dunks Ferry Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154). The map has directions to the ribbon cutting site. Park in the parking lot off Mechanicsville Road, shown on the map. FYI—the estimated amount of time from Center City Philadelphia to this site is 30 minutes during non-peak traffic times.

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Sarah Clark Stuart

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Sarah’s foray into trail and bicycle advocacy began in 2004 when she became involved in the “Free Schuylkill River Park” campaign to preserve public access to the Schuylkill River Trail in Center City, now known as Schuylkill Banks. Since joining the Bicycle Coalition in 2006, she has been a key player in the Bicycle Coalition’s key accomplishments: the $23 million TIGER trail-building grant; naming and building out the Circuit; lobbying successfully for legislation mandating the inclusion of bike parking in new construction projects; Philadelphia’s Complete Streets policy; and coordinating research and analysis of several reports on bicycling in Philadelphia.

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